Assignment 1
Assignment 1
Assignment 1
Describe how and to what extend the workload, the complexity of the tests, the extent of
ambiguity in the assignments, and the stress affecting the performance of students in the
classroom
The understanding of the relation between students’ performance and these variables will
show how to improve the teaching process
3- Clearly and precisely, write the problem statement
The performance of students in the classroom affecting by the workload, the complexity of
the tests, the extent of ambiguity in the assignments, and the stress experienced by them
4- Develop a theoretical framework using the variables mentioned above, clearly Draw the
network of associations among the variables
Variables
Time
management
Solving
exams
Sample questions
1- To what extend the workload of the student, affecting his performance?
2- Do students need to manage their time to reduce the effect of workload on their
performance?
3- To what extend the complicity of the test, affecting the student performance?
4- Do students need to practice in solving exams to reduce the effect of complicity of the test
on their performance?
5- To what extend the ambiguity in the assignments, affecting the student performance?
6- To what extend the stress experienced by students, affecting their performance?
Sample Hypothesis
H01: There is no relation between the workload and the students’ performance in the
classroom.
H2: If we go for a time management for students then effect of the workload on their
performance in the classroom will be decreased
H03: There is no relation between the complicity of the test and the students’ performance
in the classroom.
H4: If we go for a practice in solving exams for students then effect of the complicity of the
test on their performance in the classroom will be decreased
H05: There is no relation between the ambiguity in the assignments and the students’
performance in the classroom
H06: There is no relation between the stress experienced by students and the students’
performance in the classroom